Paris FC
MonacoDay 9
Sinayoko 44'
Pagis 74'
Paris FC: 1. Trapp - 6. Otávio, 14. Traore Ha-i (Mbemba, 89), 31. Chergui (Mbow, 46), 42. Coppola - 10. Kebbal (Zabi, 73), 20. Lopez M., 33. Lees-Melou - 7. Pagis - 9. Sinayoko (Sissoko O-r, 79), 27. Simon M. (Matondo R., 73)
Substitution: Mbow (from 46); Zabi (from 73); Matondo R. (from 73); Sissoko O-r (from 79); Mbemba (from 89)
Bench: 16. Nkambadio - 28. De Smet T. - 4. Marchetti - 11. Krasso
Yellow Cards: Traore Ha-i 85; Pagis 88
Monaco: 1. Hradecky - 2. Vanderson O., 15. Dier, 20. Nazinho (Detourbet M., 64), 72. Sané S. (Teze, 75) - 6. Zakaria D. (Minamino, 55), 8. Camara L., 10. Golovin, 37. Diop E. (Mawissa, 46) - 11. Abline, 29. Brunner P. (Balogun F., 46)
Substitution: Mawissa (from 46); Balogun F. (from 46); Minamino (from 55); Detourbet M. (from 64); Teze (from 75)
Bench: 16. Köhn - 49. Touré Ilane - 19. Cabral P., 28. Coulibaly M.
Yellow Cards: Vanderson O. 68; Camara L. 88
The second round of the UEFA Conference League delivered a series of intriguing encounters
Monaco capitalised on defensive mistakes to turn the game around and claim all three points
Paris FC have made an impressive start to the new campaign
Liverpool suffered a dramatic 3-2 defeat to Monaco
Olympique Lyonnais snatched a dramatic late draw
Paris Saint-Germain suffered a painful reality check
Monaco will be without Paul Pogba for the remainder of their UEFA Champions League campaign
Paris FC are in advanced talks over the signing of Ciro Immobile, according to Fabrizio Romano, with the deal potentially being finalised as early as today
Monaco’s deepening crisis reached a new low in Madrid
A seventh loss in their last eight league matches — the worst run in the club’s history
When the final whistle blew, history had been made
AS Monaco ended their difficult run of form with a vital 1–0 victory over Paris Saint-Germain
